That Cabinet Approves the movement of £23.5m Alternative Provision Capital funding from pipeline to budget and notes the use of £14.7m grant funding to enable delivery of the £38.2m programme in full. This is in order provide a total of 240 state-maintained alternative provision school places for children with who cannot attend mainstream educational settings because of permanent exclusion, health, emotional or mental health needs from September 2024 onwards.
Decision type: Key
Decision status: For Determination
Notice of proposed decision first published: 26/09/2022
Anticipated restriction: Part exempt -
Decision due: 25 Oct 2022 by Cabinet
Lead member: Cabinet Member for Education and Learning, Cabinet Member for Property, Waste and Infrastructure
Lead director: Executive Director Children, Families Lifelong Learning and Culture
Contact: Emily George, Assistant Director - SEND Systems Email: emily.george@surreycc.gov.uk Tel: 07793115844, John Morris, Ext Ad – Capital Projects Email: john.morris@surreycc.gov.uk.
Consultees
· CEO Inclusive Education Trust (Fordway School, Wey Valley College and Reigate Valley College)
· Headteachers of North East Short Stay School, North West Short Stay School, Fordway School, Wey Valley College and Reigate Valley College
· Governing Bodies/ Management Committees of North East Short Stay School, North West Short Stay School, Fordway School, Wey Valley College and Reigate Valley College
· School leaders within Primary, Secondary and Special School Phase Councils
· Children and families who currently/ have previous accessed Surrey’s state-maintained AP